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ARISHEM:after some time , MTN will call that your credit has expired |
When? |
How is that possible? Those that preach everyday must submit everyday? |
I tell you the super falcons is more useful than our big boys |
I see Brentford beating Chelsea Some more characters needed |
Sonnobax15:You know want they are doing? They don't want to play AFCON and WC for Nigeria in the same year. They are trying not to qualify for WC |
$100k for the father |
The way it is going, Bandits might take over Nigeria.I hope one day Nigeria will not become like Afghanistan |
richiemcgold:we are saying the same thing |
I don't know if FIFA can allow the super falcons to play the match? |
This is extremely terrible .I heard that they will not be compensated... Animal farm |
While Nigeria struggles, Morocco has become Africa’s benchmark. The Atlas Lions made history by reaching the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup, the first African nation to do so, and they remain strong contenders in the 2026 qualifiers. Their success is no accident. Morocco invested heavily in infrastructure, most notably the Mohammed VI Football Academy, which develops talent in world-class facilities. They also prioritized long-term planning, hiring coaches with clear philosophies and backing them consistently. The federation ensures professional management, strong domestic leagues, and close ties with European clubs where many Moroccans play. The lesson is clear: with vision, investment, and stability, African teams can match the world’s best. Morocco proves that talent alone is not enough—structure and strategy make the difference |
Nigeria’s Super Eagles are once again on the brink of missing the FIFA World Cup. With only seven points from six matches in Group C, they sit fourth behind South Africa, Benin, and Rwanda. To qualify, they must win all four remaining games and hope rivals drop points. Even then, a playoff may be their only route. This is not the first time Nigeria has stumbled. The Eagles famously missed out on 2006 in Germany, 2010 in South Africa was only secured in the last match, and most recently, they failed to reach Qatar 2022 after a dramatic playoff loss to Ghana. Each failure deepened fears that something is fundamentally broken within Nigerian football. Beyond results, the rot runs deeper: coaching instability (three managers in one campaign), federation mismanagement, and a lack of clear football philosophy have left the team in chaos. Critics argue that Nigeria, despite its rich talent pool, is a giant that consistently underperforms due to poor planning and weak structures. The Way Forward To restore the Super Eagles’ pride and consistency, Nigeria must: 1. Stabilize leadership – appoint a competent coach with long-term backing. 2. Reform football administration – ensure accountability and professionalism within the NFF. 3. Invest in grassroots development – build a pipeline of players trained in a clear national philosophy. 4. Prioritize discipline and unity – end the culture of excuses and entitlement in the squad. Unless urgent reforms are made, Nigeria risks becoming a fading power in African football. The 2026 qualifiers are a warning: without change, the Eagles may never soar again. |
You will be greatly missed...he was a great Spurs chairman |
Many of the governors are tyrants, lacking empathy and because they are accountable to no one, they believe they can do and undo. You cannot blame them, they control billions every month and see themselves as gods. What can 70k minimum wage which some of them have not even implemented buy? |
Englishisamust:This is terrible....some people are animals. 2m? |
It is not a bad idea if your economy is independent on any other nation. If the United States is broke, they print money and keep it cool. Reason? Because the globally acceptable currency is it the USD. The demand on it is high. |
The way bandits/terrorists take over cities, it is just a matter of time, Nigeria will be like Afghanistan and everyone's freedom will be taken away, even politicians won't be left out of this mess ACT NOW |
Lamasta:. Really ![]() Let us wait and see.. Man City will cry today ...sit down and enjoy |
Hemanwel:Not possible ...Man City cannot beat Tottenham...worst na draw. |
Thank you for your service He did what he could Retire well |
zero8zero:Okay |
The nation is far gone... Here you see criminal walking freely and innocent locked up in Kirikiri The EFCC boss was bragging that if he does not arrest Yahyah Bello that he would resign. Why has he not arrested him ? Why has he not resigned? Has bello refunded the money he embezzled? |
press9jatv:you want to make ORIYOMI HAMZET governor of OYO STATE? |
In what way exactly has Tinubu improved Nigeria? People are dying daily The government is not moved. This is the same thing as not having a government. |
I WOULD CHOOSE JONATHAN OVER EMILOKAN Some more characters needed |
Indiscipline in secondary schools particularly because private schools are only after money. |
The government does not care...if a state is being attacked like this, those at the government should resign ...your first job is to ensure the security of lives and properties |
The masses cannot be hungry and still vote for you ...there is hunger in the land.Do the needful Ilu le |
I do not think it makes any difference it is also the equivalent in dollar |
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